Newest LLM isn't automatically best for business: reliability and cost beat benchmarks
DavidLinthicum · x · 2026-11-01
David Linthicum argues the newest LLM isn't automatically the best business choice. Benchmarks miss the real trade-offs enterprises face: reliability, cost per completed task, governance, and stability. If a model already does the job, there's no reason to upgrade.
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